Yama made this statement after the arrest of deputy Electoral Commissioner Administration Simon Sinai on Monday by the fraud squad in Port Moresby.
Yama said political offices are public offices where transparency and honesty should be maintained at all times.
He said the arrest of Sinai was just one out many that are yet to come, and thanks the fraud squad for a job well done.
“Electoral officials must not change what the people have decided on the ballot papers.
“Their duty was to be transparent and honest in anything they do.”